Jeremiah Chiu

Here's some new music from LA by way Chicago artist Jeremiah Chiu.  Upcoming album "Edge Conditions" find the artist fusing jazz and electronic music into strange, otherworldly pieces of sound, like some kind of improvisational new age.  Weird and wonderful stuff.  Check out "Plastic Mind / Elastic Machines" below and pre-order the LP here from International Anthem.

Resavoir

Here's a cool mix of jazz, psychedelia, and electronic music from Chicago collective Resavoir.  Dig on the trippy, tranquil sounds of "4th Cloud" featuring Gregory Uhlmann below and pre-order the upcoming "Above the Clouds" LP here from l'univers.

Daily Jam - Night Life

Here's some nice, easy listening library music from Italian composer Fabio Fabor and Fabor's Orchestra, taken from the 1984 album split "Softly Softly" LP with fellow Italian artist Carlo Savina.  "Night Life" kind of sounds like the hold music in heaven.  Check it out below, our Daily Jam.

Crying Laughing

Here's a woozy mix of jazz, post-punk, and all around general weirdness from Baltimore quintet Crying Laughing.  Dig on "Ricemeat" below and pre-order the "Talking" cassette here from Hausu Mountain Records.

Misha Panfilov

Here's some new music from prolific Estonian musician and composer Misha Panfilov.  New album "Where the Birds Fly" drops next month.  Pre-order the LP here from the artist and listen to the jazzy, lounge-tinged, exotica sounds of "When I See You (It Feels Wonderful)" below.

Silk Fence

Silk Fence is the New York based, experimental instrumental trio of Arian Shafiee (Guerilla Toss), Booker Stardrum (SML), and Justin Frye (PC Worship).  Together, they pull from jazz, post rock, ambient, neo-classical, psychedelia, and more to craft sprawling soundscapes of soothing textures and propulsive grooves.  Check out "(A)RT" below and pre-order the band's upcoming self-titled LP here from Sophomore Lounge.

Goran Kajfeš Subtropic Arkestra and Amanda Werne

Jazz, psychedelia, and world music collide on the new collaborative self-titled EP from Stockholm's Goran Kajfeš Subtropic Arkestra and fellow Swede Amanda Werne.  Dig on the far out sounds of "Urhavet" below and pre-order the 10" here from We Jazz Records.

Daily Jam - Tell Me You're Mine

Here's a little early '80s private press throwback choral jazz pop from a band called The Ghostriders.  Seriously, this song kind of sounds like it could have come out in the '40s.  Listen to "Tell Me You're Mine" below, our Daily Jam.

Daily Jam - 君の愛に背を向けて

I have been exploring a ton of Japanese music over the last couple of months: film scores, jazz, psych, city pop, and on and on.  And i've gotta say i'm loving it, kind of similar to when i discovered all those Italian film score composers and library session musicians a decade or so back.  Anyhoo, here's a jazzy piece of music from composer Yuji Ohno taken from the film "Proof of the Wild," or "Never Give Up" as it's known in other regions.  Listen to the smooth and sultry "君の愛に背を向けて," translated as "Turning My Back on Your Love," below, our Daily Jam.

The International Disassociation

Back in 2023, Denver based artist Aaron Dooley released an album called "The International Disassociation of: Aaron Dooley."  The band he assembled to tour that album ended up enjoying their time together so much, that the whole group just became The International Disassociation, and they play a cool and heady mix of psych, prog, and jazz.  Check out latest single "Later Days" below and download it here.

Daily Jam - Slowest and Saddest Waltz

Here's a little psychedelic jazz pop from Shades of Joy to get your morning started.  Here we have the group performing music from Alexandro Jodorowsky's "El Topo."  Wild stuff.  Check out "Slowest and Saddest Waltz" below, our Daily Jam.

Daily Jam - 河童のあやまり証文

It's Saturday, and at first i thought i would clean the house or so some sort of yardwork or something.  But instead i've decided to just be a lazy bum all day, laying around, drinking beer, and maybe catching a movie later.  While i do that, here's some pretty and wistful piano jazz from Japanese artists Harumi Takeuchi and Shunsuke Takeuchi.  Listen to excerpt from "河童のあやまり証文," which translates to "The Kappa's Written Apology" below, our Daily Jam.

Robert Stillman

UK by way of USA jazz artist and composer Robert Stillman released a new album last month comprised of improvisational, neo-classical chamber music.  Check out "Real Clarinet, Fake Clarinet Pt. 4" below and get the "Margate Radio Strings + Drummers" LP here.

Giraffe

I think i'm gonna go eat a salad and then veg out on the couch for a little while with a Mango IPA.  I leave you with some odd and funky psych-jazz sounds from Giraffe.  Listen to "Catastrophe Music" below and pre-order the band's upcoming "The Towering Inferno with Bongo Drums" LP here from Org Music.

Daily Jam - さよなら砂山

Here's a beautiful and lounge-tinged exotica track from Japanese composer Takeo Yamashita.  Because we live in a society of prudes, you'll have to verify your age to listen to our Daily Jam, "さよなら砂山," or "Goodbye, Sand Mountain" below.  But you definitely should.

Daily Jam - Ricochet

I have watched more soccer in the last three weeks than i have in my entire life before that.  And i just finished watching the USMNT look like total dogshit for 90+ minutes.  Trump really does turn everything he touches into shit, like some sort of turd-man Midas.  Anyhoo, after a sports debacle, i like to soothe myself with some music, like the gentle, jazzy, ambient, neo-classical sounds of French trio Human.  Listen to "Ricochet" from the group's sole 1985 long player, our Daily Jam.

Maya Ongaku

Japanese psych band Maya Ongaku mix in a little jazz, a little lounge, and a little pop on "Astral Echoes," our first mellow taste of the group's upcoming new album, "Nothing Space Music."  Check the track out below and pre-order the LP here from Guruguru Brain.

Daily Jam - Hurt So Bad

Dig on some groovy, jazzy pop from American ex-pat Nancy Holloway and her 1970 track "Hurt So Bad."  Listen below, our Daily Jam.

Daily Jam - Moon Light

You maybe didn't think that you were going to hear Japanese composer and guitarist Shoji Yokouchi and Japanese violinist Shigeru Toyama play a jazzy neo-classical rendition of Beethoven's "Piano Sonata No. 14," AKA the "Moonlight Sonata," today, but here we are.  Listen to "Moon Light" below, our Daily Jam.

Daily Jam - The Third Ring's Watery Flow

Here's some mellow music from British artist, and former Deep Purple member, Roger Glover.  "The Third Ring's Watery Flow" sounds like something from a nature documentary or a planetarium show, a mix of new age, jazz, prog, and symphonic rock.  Check it out below, our Daily Jam.